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Where to Eat Near Devils Tower

Food options are spread across the region and some are seasonal. A little planning keeps lunch from becoming the longest part of the drive.

Main Street in Hulett, Wyoming, beneath wooded hills
Hulett is the closest full small-town stop north of Devils Tower. Photo: Jared Winkler / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

Near the monument entrance, seasonal businesses serve travelers. Hulett, Sundance and Moorcroft add restaurants, cafes, bars and grocery options in different directions.

Near the park entrance

The Devils Tower Trading Post and Devils Tower / Black Hills KOA provide seasonal food options immediately outside the park. Devils Tower Gulch is located near the junction of Highway 24 and the park entrance road. Hours can change with the season.

Hulett

Hulett is a convenient meal stop before or after a Tower visit, especially if you are driving toward Aladdin or Belle Fourche. Its compact downtown keeps most choices close together.

Sundance

Sundance has the widest year-round mix in the county, with downtown cafes, casual dining and grocery options. It is a dependable place to provision before a scenic drive or campground stay.

Moorcroft

Moorcroft makes sense when your route follows I-90. Pair a meal with a visit to the West Texas Trail Museum before turning north toward Devils Tower.

Call before making a special trip.Independent restaurants may have seasonal schedules or limited days. Confirm current hours directly, especially in the shoulder seasons.